Sunkissed since 2009, We Are Handsome is the creative expression of husband and wife pair Jeremy and Katinka Somers focusing on re-imagining the norms of swimwear design to construct pieces that capture the spirit and emotion of summer and now athletic wear. The Australian brand is the embodiment of a love for the beautiful things in life, the wonder of travel and the endless and abundant magic of the inspiring world in which we live. Each piece offers a slice of summer wrapped in luxury and sophistication that transcends the seasons.

Annex Magazine: Tell us about We Are Handsome and your recent growth from swimwear to athletic wear.

We Are Handsome: It was very much a natural progression. We’ve always designed and produced the things that fit into our lives, and those that befit an active, summer filled and outdoor lifestyle. We’re big into exercise, swimming, hiking and everything in between, and the progression to activewear was really organic.

AM: What summer adventure inspired Heat One?

WAH: We’ve been traveling extensively and taken on so much inspiration. Heat One is a tight collection of our favourite prints from our collective experience over the past few years. In creating our first line of activewear we found the opportunity to create an edited selection from so many places, experiences and endless summer days. We focussed on producing pieces and styles that are comfortable, fit well, breathe and fit into your life in a stylish and effortless way.

AM: WAH collaborated exclusively with ShopBop for this collection, how did this come about?

WAH: We have a great long-lasting friendship with Shopbop and they were really excited about the range and the launch. We’ve partnered with them for few years with our swim collections and their customers and audience are the right fit for us.

AM: Creating workout gear was a natural evolution for the brand, what can we expect next from WAH?

WAH: We’ve been working on active for a long while, and we’re in development for almost a year in the drive to ensure we had the best quality product, and will be extending the range this year. We’ve got some amazing new collections of swim coming out, starting at the end of January with Halcyon Days, with a campaign we shot in Curaçao in the Caribbean.

AM: How do you balance a jet setting life of beautiful destinations and running a brand?

WAH: The balance is much easier when you’re spending your time on an island somewhere remote with your partner in life and business… but we do spend many hours working on flights, and there are many late nights and of course, getting over jetlag – but we’re becoming experts on it.

Los Angeles based swimwear label, Minimale Animale is all about minimal coverage – the more skin the better! Animale’s most recent SS15 lookbook, The Wild Ones, stays true to their signature minimalism as pieces included harnesses, leather, and mesh materials for badass girls on Harley’s. To top it off is our favorite piece: a to-die-for leather jacket for the purpose of providing versatile separates that doubles as a swimsuit and creating an outfit.

Isabel Marant’s newest spring campaign turns Natasha Poly into a fun female tribal warrior for the spring, lensed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. The French label takes on the brand’s more bold side and plays around with modern tribal looks in trade for Marant’s signature boho chic aesthetics. The campaign features an knit-rope dress, oversized belt jacket, printed mini skirt, and #musthave Spartan leather sandals.

“The inspiration for the spring-summer show was something tribal, but not in the literal sense. And so for the campaign, we wanted to show a very modern and urban girl, but also to get across her savage attitude,” Isabel Marant told WWD.

It’s official: H&M is officially partnering up with Coachella to bring a new festival collection, H&M Loves Coachella.

This news isn’t surprising to say the least as H&M is at Coachella every year as one of it’s biggest sponsors. This year, H&M will be having it’s first ever pop-up shop at Coachella where customers will be able to shop the festival looks and exclusive merchandise to take part in H&M’s interactive experience. The collection will include music festival essentials like lace, fringe, and crop tops for every boho-chic girl and graphic tees and shorts for guys. Prices will range from $4.95 to $49.95 and will be available in stores and online on March 19.

Tickets to Coachella have already been sold out for some time but luckily, H&M will be giving away several all-inclusive trips to Coachella in March. Here’s how to enter: customers who bring unwanted clothing for recycling to any H&M store will receive a 20% off voucher of their entire purchase AND be entered to win a weekend at Coachella!

Gap-tooth beauty Georgia May Jagger who’s nothing less then sweet perfection appeared to be not so perfect in her latest selfie donning a smeared lip to her 561k instagram followers.

We were pleased to realize that this shameless selfie is actually a part of a new social media campaign called #SmearForSmear. Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust created the campaign to encourage women to get regular Pap smears, which are far and away the easiest way to prevent cervical cancer.

Rita Ora has joined while Jordan Dunn, Suki Waterhouse, and Cara Delevingne have been nominated to pioneer the campaign. Will this be the next Ice Bucket Challenge? Be gone forgotten pap smears, and bring on the smeared selfies!

Dior muse Jennifer Lawrence is the epitome of Hollywood glamour on the sultry cover of Vanity Fair’s November issue, where she poses in a pool wearing nothing but red lipstick and a diamond choker. In a behind-the-scenes video of the cover shoot, Lawrence can be seen modeling a variety of form-fitting dresses including a black open back crystal-embellished number. “The Hunger Games” star opens up about her reality TV obsession, her favorite comedian and the nude photo hacking which she describes as a “sex crime.” You can read the 3,000 word article when the issue hits newsstands in New York and Los Angeles October 9, and nationwide October 14.

Leather goods label Mansur Gavriel has managed to maintain cult status two years after its inception thanks to the timeless style and craftsmanship of its minimalist carryalls. The NYC-based label’s current offering of matte patent Italian leather bucket bags, backpacks and totes are getting a revamp for Spring 2015 with the addition of leather-trimmed canvas and pebbled leather styles. The canvas styles will be priced between $410 for the mini bucket bag to $675 for the backpack, while prices for the pebbled leather styles will range from $395 to $495.

The last day of Paris Fashion Week marked the end of a colorful week filled with headline-making celeb drama and unique fashion shows. Here are #wow moments that took place during Paris Fashion Week.

Jean Paul Gaultier’s final runway show featured a beauty pageant. Gaultier once again incorporated his love for reality competitions into his presentation, as last year’s show gave a nod to “Dancing with the Stars.”

Kimye booed by photographers at Lanvin: Kim and Kanye made a number of appearances during Paris Fashion Week, but it was their appearance at Lanvin that made numerous headlines. Photographers booed the famous couple for arriving forty minutes after the show was scheduled to begin, however, according to Kanye, they were not late, but were meeting with Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz per his request.

In other Kimye news, baby North West made her fashion week debut in the front row at Balenciaga, and made a second appearance in the front row at Givenchy, where North and Kim sported matching black lace dresses.

Festival Style atDries van Noten: After sending his models down the runway, the Belgian designer gave a nod to festival picnics by having his models lounge on the grass runway in a scene straight from Coachella.

Images via The Huffington Post, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, New York Daily News